Wireless
 There is a real on-going need for monitoring of valve positions (actuated or manual) in the process line. Malfunctioning of a valve can result in danger to human health and ... Features | Israel Radomsky | February 02, 2010 Read more |
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The HART Communication Foundation welcomes the recent report and confirmation by NAMUR that WirelessHART technology meets the requirements for wireless sensor networks in process applications. After conducting an extensive multi-vendor ... News | MA Staff | November 30, 2009 Read more |
 Emerson Process Management’s Smart Wireless solutions, the company says, are improving profitability and environmental compliance for Tecpetrol by making new measurements at three of its natural gas compression and delivery ... Features | MA Staff | November 26, 2009 Read more |
 N-TRON Corp. has announced a strategic marketing and sales agreement with California-based Opto 22, a top provider of control, remote monitoring and data acquisition solutions for industrial automation. As part ... News | MA Staff | September 22, 2009 Read more |
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The ISA Standards & Practices Board (S&P) has voted to approve the ISA-100.11a wireless standard "Wireless Systems for Industrial Automation: Process Control and Related Applications," thereby making it an official ... News | MA Staff | September 21, 2009 Read more |
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Industrial security takes center stage at ISA EXPO 2009 on Oct. 7 featuring presentations by security experts with U.S. Department of Homeland Security experience, as well as a groundbreaking hack ... News | MA Staff | September 21, 2009 Read more |
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Lantronix Inc., a provider of secure, remote management, device networking and data center management technologies, has joined with Spectrum CNC, developer of DNC software, to deliver a highly-dependable wireless industrial ... News | MA Staff | July 29, 2009 Read more |
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Products
WirelessHart for process industry For the first time, the Siemens Industry Automation Division has developed products for WirelessHart communication. The new product family comprises two transmitters, a gateway to Industrial Ethernet and software, as well as an adapter for process instruments in preparation. For the ... more... |
Bluetooth RF-transceiver module WAGO Corp.'s 750-644 Bluetooth RF-Transceiver module provides fast, bidirectional, wireless communication between I/O nodes. Within 10ms, the 750-644 exchanges data up to 1,000 m (line-of-sight) or 100 m (within buildings), providing control engineers with a cost-effective wireless solution. This makes ... more... |
Solar-powered wireless device The FlexPower solar supply, BWA-SOLAR-001, by Banner Engineering Corp. is specifically designed for powering the vendor’s SureCross Wireless Network devices—offering an integrated charge controller, rechargeable battery pack, AC wall charger and mounting hardware. The battery pack recharges in direct sunlight ... more... |
Wireless I/O control platform Pilz’s MI-PSSuniversal modular, decentralized I/O control platform for industrial environments, has gone wireless, and with all radio clearances in, InduraNET p is fully operational. It was developed for use in situations where cable-based solutions are difficult, impractical or impossible. InduraNET’s ... more... |
Wireless transmitter and receiver K-TEK has released its DX80 wireless transmitter and receiver for transmitting data between process sensors and higher-level systems, such as DCS or SCADA systems. Designed for robust, secure communication, it includes two devices, a node (transmitter) that resides in the ... more... |
Wireless networkPilz's PSSuniversal, the modular, decentralized input/output (I/O) control platform for industrial environments, has gone wireless. InduraNET p, short for Industrial Radio Network, was specially developed for use in situations where cable-based solutions are difficult, impractical or impossible to install. InduraNET ... more... |
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